Saadet Hatun Bath

The building is known by names such as Saadet Hatun Bath and Azize Hatun Bath. According to its inscription in thuluth script, it was commissioned by Azize Hatun, wife of İsa Bey. However, since the lower part of the inscription is missing, its construction date cannot be determined. The building was restored between 1967 and 1972. Today it stands in the courtyard of the Ephesus Museum in Selçuk. Beyond a spacious cool room, it has a plan with three iwans opening onto the central hall and private bathing cells in the corners.